Woops I guess this is gonna be one of those blood sweat and tears jobs lol
Am I understanding that you mounted the winch to the outside of the bumper? Is it just bolted to the bumper or something else holding it?
There is a 7g plate behind the bumper to spread out some of the pressure, and one on the front sandwiching the bumper.
I hope that works for you. Mine was installed by dealer and just my fairlead is mounted out there. when I use the winch to strap it down on my trailer it has twisted my bumper down. I can't put to much down force on it. It is even sketchy lifting my snow plow. Not bashing just trying to help.
I will play with it a bit more. I dragged it about 4' across the yard but it was a straight on pull no bind or awkward angles. It's only temporary until I get an aftermarket bumper with a top mount. Haven't decided if I wanna tackle fabricating one or buying the tough country.
I like some of the bumpers out there but I have the plow mount that's just below the fairlead and don't think any of them would work with it. So some day will end up fabricating my own. I love building my own stuff. Just don't have the time like I use to. Maybe when my boys are done with sports lol.
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Just a seat off of a summit climbing stand it fits on there perfectly.
Summit Treestands Universal Seat, Mossy Oak Camo https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L69S6QY/?tag=sxsweb24-20
Mud flaps. I am thinking a must have so wife won't get muddy again . Found an old piece of conveyor belt lying around gonna see if this works.
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